This opportunity funds projects developing cutting-edge tools, autonomous drones, robotics, and AI-driven technologies to enhance emergency medical response and search and rescue in hazardous conditions like wildfires and earthquakes. It emphasizes interoperability, real-time situational awareness, and command-and-control solutions, validated through field exercises. Proposals must involve multiple EU countries and practitioner organizations to improve disaster response efficiency and safety.
Applicants must include at least 2 practitioner organizations and 2 medical emergency authorities from at least 3 different EU Member States or Associated Countries. Entities controlled by China are ineligible. Relevant international organizations headquartered in eligible countries may apply.
